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BannonsLiver

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5. I think they would have issued an infinite number of tickets

Reply to blitzen (Original post)

Sun Jun 21, 2020, 12:00 AM

Jun 2020

My understanding of these events is that the tickets or rather the registration part of obtaining them are data mining operations. So in theory they would have allowed any number of people to register. The tickets do not guarantee admission anyway.

IMO, the ticket thing is meaningless when it came to turnout tonight, which is actually far worse news for Dump. It means he couldn’t pack a house in very friendly territory after a lot of hype.

Also, they probably got a lot of unusable, worthless data as well.

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Help me out here! How can these two things both be true? [View all] blitzen Jun 2020 OP

I think the tickets were free. applegrove Jun 2020 #1

"Sold" meaning exchanged unlimited numbers of them for zero dollars and zero cents? RockRaven Jun 2020 #2

My bad! I didn't mean "buy" and "sold"...just distributed. I've updated the OP. n/t blitzen Jun 2020 #4

They are supposed to be tech savvy - that's supposed to be the strength of trump campaign tulipsandroses Jun 2020 #3

I think they would have issued an infinite number of tickets BannonsLiver Jun 2020 #5

Here's my take Midnightwalk Jun 2020 #6

Don't forget.. Unlimited tickets... Couldn't get 19k live people to show up. Nevilledog Jun 2020 #7